import * as React from 'react';
import { View } from 'react-native';
import type { Align, PhysicalSide } from '../../utils/useAnchorPositioning';
import type { ZestUIComponentProps } from '../../types';
/**
 * Positions the context menu popup at the point the long press landed.
 * Renders a `<View>`.
 *
 * Unlike `Menu.Positioner` it anchors to a screen point rather than a trigger
 * element, so it does not go through `useAnchorPositioning`: floating-ui
 * measures a real node, and there is no node here. Collision handling is
 * therefore its own — the popup flips to the other side of the press point when
 * it would otherwise run off the screen, and is kept `collisionPadding` inside
 * the edges. `side` and `align` on state report where it actually landed.
 */
export declare function ContextMenuPositioner(componentProps: ContextMenuPositioner.Props): React.JSX.Element;
export interface ContextMenuPositionerState {
    open: boolean;
    /**
     * `'bottom'` when the popup hangs below the press point, `'top'` when it was
     * flipped above it to stay on screen.
     */
    side: PhysicalSide;
    /**
     * `'start'` when the popup extends right of the press point, `'end'` when it
     * was flipped to its left.
     */
    align: Align;
}
export interface ContextMenuPositionerProps extends ZestUIComponentProps<typeof View, ContextMenuPositionerState> {
    /**
     * How much space to keep between the popup and the edges of the screen.
     * @default 5
     */
    collisionPadding?: number | undefined;
}
export declare namespace ContextMenuPositioner {
    type State = ContextMenuPositionerState;
    type Props = ContextMenuPositionerProps;
}
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